Hazrat Khizr Mosque Mosque

Healesville Sanctuary is a wildlife sanctuary in Healesville in Victoria, Australia that focuses on native Australian animals and conservation. It is run by Zoos Victoria and is known for keeping and displaying species endemic to Australia.

Permanent exhibits feature a range of native mammals, birds and reptiles including koalas, kangaroos and platypus, along with keeper talks and care demonstrations. Guests can follow walkways through naturalistic enclosures and see specialist facilities used for animal husbandry and rehabilitation.

Established in the 20th century as a reserve for native wildlife, the site has developed into a major regional sanctuary and conservation facility under the management of Zoos Victoria. It has hosted breeding and rehabilitation programs for native and threatened species.

The sanctuary is located in the township of Healesville within the Yarra Ranges region of Victoria, set among bushland and gardens a short drive northeast of metropolitan Melbourne.

• Operator: Operated by Zoos Victoria as part of its network of wildlife parks dedicated to Australian native species.
• Platypus exhibit: Houses a dedicated platypus exhibit and facilities focused on the care and display of native fauna.

The mosque is located in Samarkand region; most visitors reach Samarkand by train from Tashkent or by air. From the city center, taxis and short walks connect to Samarkand’s cluster of historic sites. Local guides and hotel concierges can give exact walking directions.

• Respect local religious customs and visiting rules; some areas may be reserved for worshippers.
• Combine with other Samarkand historic sites to place the mosque in the city's Silk Road context.
• Hire a local guide to explain architectural features and inscriptions that are easy to miss.